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Bathing by Beavers

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Bathing by Beavers

Superbowl · 6 days ago

From Chris Chadwick

Great horned owl spotted in the beaver pond along the Trans Canada Trail in Saltair, BC.

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I went looking for the pictures of beavers, but I cannot verify if there are any. Searching says this is “Beaver Pond Trail,” which is not necessarily a guarantee of aquatic mammals…

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  Presumably that wetland is formed by the ~~beaver~~ bober damms
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    Wait…there is a murderous beaver game?! 😆

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